Fast Food, Not Fat Food - Have it your way

Written by Kim Paolino


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Don't supersize I guarantee you will be full and satisfied without stuffing in those extra 20 or so french fries.

Loserepparttar cheese Ask for lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and onions to garnish your burger or sandwich.

Holdrepparttar 115857 mayo and "special sauce" Although loaded with taste, also loaded with fat.

Go forrepparttar 115858 grilled chicken instead ofrepparttar 115859 burger The obvious low fat choice.

If you wantrepparttar 115860 burger, selectrepparttar 115861 smaller size Skiprepparttar 115862 double or triple deal.

Consider ordering a baked potato or salad A great side and filling alternative torepparttar 115863 fries or onion rings. Pass up onrepparttar 115864 fried food.

Drink water, or if that is too boring, a small soda You don't need to consume those extra calories that comes with soda, and no re-fills.

There really are no surprises. We all knowrepparttar 115865 menus. If you're onrepparttar 115866 go, don't have time to prepare your own healthy food, or just want something quick to satisfy your hunger, careful choices can make allrepparttar 115867 difference.

Kim Paolino is the senior writer at http://www.firefightersworkout.com Her articles present solutions to the dilemma we face every day, "What's to eat?!" Hopefully, you'll find her insightful suggestions, and tips helpful in making eating right fun, and delicious. More healthful eating and workout tips can be found in the FREE Train For Life Newsletter,sign up today at: http://www.firefightersworkout.com


Eating Multiple Meals a Day

Written by Ken Dennis


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How much, and how often should you eat? If you are just changing your eating schedule for general health, I suggest eating six meals a day. If you are working out atrepparttar gym, or are really physically active, try a seventh meal right after your workout! Below I will outline a general example of a six meal day.

07:00 - (Biggest Meal ofrepparttar 115856 Day): Whole Grain Toast, try use Jam rather than butter. 1-3 Pieces of Bacon (A little bit of fat per day is ok!), 1-2 Eggs, Milk (skim), Fruit or Fruit juice.

09:30 - Apple, Banana, Yogurt, Health Bar, Glass of Milk (skim)

11:45 - Baked/Boiled Potato, Steamed Vegetables, Milk (skim)

14:00 - Tuna, Fruit, Low fat Dairy Product

17:30 - Chicken Breast, Rice, Potato, Vegetables, Salad

20:00 - Light snack, try to avoid carbohydrates 3-4 hours before bed!

It may seem hard to integrate these meals into a 9-5 workday, but give it your best and reaprepparttar 115857 benefits!

Remember, don't cut snack foods, chocolates, chips out of your diet completely, take one day a week to have that extra snack to pay yourself for doing so good! just don't over indulge!

Ken Dennis is an Amateur Bodybuilding and Website Administrator for http://www.getbulky.com - An Free Online Resource for Health and Fitness Information.


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